Advanced Financial Accounting
Advanced Financial Accounting
12th Edition
ISBN: 9781259916977
Author: Christensen, Theodore E., COTTRELL, David M., Budd, Cassy
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.22P
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Introduction: Foreign exchange rate is the rate at which currency of one country is changed to currency of another country is called foreign exchange rate. Mainly there are two rate, i.e. direct exchange rate and indirect exchange rate.

Foreign exchange gain or loss: Foreign exchange gain or loss arises when there is selling or buying of any goods and services in foreign currency.

The recording of the journal entries related to the sale made by T company, use of forward contract and entries regarding the settlement.

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  1. Journal entries to record sale of blue jeans to a firm in South Korea is as follows:
    • DateParticularsDebit ($)Credit ($)
      Jan-15Accounts receivable7400 
       To sales account 7400
       (Recording entry for sale of blue jeans to a company in South Korea)  
          
      Mar-15Cash 7400 
       To Accounts receivable 7400
       (Recoding entry for receiving cash from South Korean company in Dollars)  
  2. Journal entries to record purchase of woolen goods from a firm in Ireland is as follows:
    • DateParticularsDebit ($)Credit ($)
      Mar-08Purchase account4354 
       To Accounts payable (€7000*0.622) 4354
       (recording entry for purchase of woollen goods from Ireland)  
          
      May-01Accounts payable84 
       To foreign currency gain account [€7000*(0.610-0.622)] 84
       (Recording entry for revaluing the account payable value at settlement date)  
          
      May-01Accounts payable4270 
       To foreign currency units (€7000*0.610) 4270
       (Recording entry for payment of Euros to Ireland)  
  3. Journal entries to record purchase of toys from a firm in Taiwan and the forward contract is as follows:
    • DateParticularsDebit ($)Credit ($)
      May-12Foreign currency units receivable from broker3008 
       To Dollars payable to broker (NT$80,000*0.0376) 3008
       (Recording entry for entering into the 120-day forward contract @0.0376)  
          
      Aug-01Foreign currency receivable from broker16 
       To foreign currency gain [(0.0376-0.0378) *80,000] 16
       (Recording entry for change in the rate of forward contract as on August 1)  
          
      Aug-01Purchase account2960 
       To Accounts payable (80000*0.0370) 2960
       (Recording entry for purchase of goods as the goods were delivered on August 1 but rate should be when contract was made i.e. at spot rate on May 12)  
          
      Aug-01Foreign currency transaction loss40 
       To Accounts payable [(0.0370-0.0375) *80000] 40
       (Recording entry for revaluing the accounts payable at spot rate i.e. 0.0375)  
          
      Sep-09Foreign currency transaction loss48 
       To Foreign currency receivable from broker [(0.0378-0.0372)*80000] 48
       (Recording entry for revaluing the forward contract at the time of settlement)  
          
      Sep-09Accounts payable [(0.0375-0.0372) *80000]24 
       To Foreign currency transaction gain 24
       (Recording entry for revaluing accounts payable at settlement date)  
          
      Sep-09Dollars payable to broker3008 
       To Cash  3008
       (Recording entry for settlement of forward contract by payable Dollars to broker)  
          
      Sep-09Foreign currency units2976 
       To Foreign currency receivable from broker (80000*0.0372) 2976
       (Recording entry for receipt of Taiwan dollars from broker at spot rate i.e. 0.0372)  
          
      Sep-09Accounts payable2976 
       To Foreign currency units (80000*0.0372) 2976
       (Recording entry for settlement of the contract of purchase and paying Taiwan Dollars to the company)  
  4. Journal entry related to sale of microcomputers to a German company and entries related to forward contract entered is as follows:
    DateParticularsDebit ($)Credit ($)
    Jun-06Accounts receivable90,000 
     To Sales accounts (€150,000*0.600) 90,000
     (Recording entry for sale of microcomputers to a German company)  
        
    Jul-06Dollars receivable from broker 87,000 
     To Foreign currency units payable to broker (€150,000*0.580) 87,000
     (Recording entry for entering into the 60-day forward contract)  
        
    Sep-04Foreign currency transaction loss2250 
     To Accounts receivable [(0.600-0.585) *150,000] 2250
     (Recording entry for revaluing the accounts receivable on September 4 i.e. settlement date)  
        
    Sep-04Foreign currency transaction loss750 
     To Foreign currency units payable to broker [(€150,000*(0.580-0.585)] 750
        
    Sep-04Foreign currency units87,750 
     To Accounts receivable (150000*0.585) 87,750
     (Recording entry for receipt of Euros from German company on settlement date at spot rate i.e. 0.0585)  
        
    Sep-04Foreign currency payable to broker87,750 
     To Foreign currency units (150,000*0.585) 87,750
     (Recording entry for delivering Euros to broker as per the forward contract)  
        
    Sep-04Cash87,000 
     To Dollars receivable from broker (150000*0.580) 87,000
     (Recording entry for receipt of Dollars from broker as per forward contract)  

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